we're below the 5-day moving average... we're still above the anchor off the November low and the rising 50-day moving average

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends

For now, we've seen the outflows from the US dollar outweigh the outflows from US equities, which is why the S&P 500 index is making new all-time highs. But the big question is whether all of these concerns are eventually going to lead to a panic in the stock market like what hap

— Bravos Research

the weekly chart is still absolutely bullish. And if we just check in on our high volume node... I would say it's also fairly bullish... although the chart looks bullish on SPY, you know, I just I I might be a little timid intraday to take breakout trades unless XLF is on some so

— Trade Brigade

I'd love to see it pull back a little bit. Uh maybe towards that 5day moving average, build a little bit of strength, and then be able to continue to move higher. Otherwise, we're just kind of greater in here.

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends

I am concerned, but I'm concerned about equities pretty much every year. I think to me, I think we've had a good run. And the healthiest thing that for the market might be to have an to have an average year return 8 to 9%.

— Aswath Damodaran

I think that the spy daily bar is really really compelling. I love the lower wick. I love the location of that lower wick... And I think given all of the situations we just talked about in the intro, all of the just madness that's going on in the market, it's pretty compelling to

— Trade Brigade

the bottom line on the weekly chart is that it's a bullish breakout, right? And we're looking for continuation and we would really not like to see a failed breakout.

— Trade Brigade

the S&P 500 is on the more expensive end right now... I don't necessarily think that stocks in the S&P or the index as a whole is very cheap right now... the historical data also shows that when the market has historically traded for these multiples, the 5-year future returns hav

— Daniel Pronk

on spy this rule isn't trying to grow capital faster. It's trading some upside in exchange for smaller drawdowns. Whether that's acceptable depends on what you care about more, smoother path or maximum growth.

— Algovibes